Nakupovala jsem již dvakrát, naprostá spokojenost.Smekám před člověkem, co to balil..dokonalá ,profesionální práce. Děkuji. Bezchybne urobené stránky na internete, veľký výber tovaru a rýchle doručenie uživateli.Moc ďakujem že toto existuje. That said, you might want to invest in an LED lighting system. Not only are LED lighting systems customizable and programmable, but they are also capable of providing a consistent level of light without heating your aquarium water. Be careful when pulling or separating the stems so that you don’t end up tearing them or damaging the roots. Step 3: Plant Each of Your AR Groups in the Substrate

Use your hands or a pair of plant tweezers to grasp a bunch of AR stems and submerge them into the aquarium. Push the plant down into the substrate until the roots can no longer be seen. Surround the base of your Roseafolia with a mound of the substrate. Repeat this procedure until you have no more groups of AR stems to use. You can immediately replant the terminal buds in a clear area of the main aquarium, or you might want to grow them out first in a separate propagation tank. Whatever method you choose, be sure to push the buds deep into the substrate and space them at least one to two inches apart from each other. Stats and Facts Each pot has a diameter of 60mm. All tissue culture plants are free from snails, algae and pesticides. The cups can be kept for a relatively long time before planting (sometimes weeks) meaning you can plant when you are ready. Keep in a cool place, sub 20 degrees and out of direct sunlight. Tissue culture plants are young plants with strong roots and are in much better health than their potted versions. Only open cups before planting to avoid contamination. CO2 and good fertilization will promote healthy growth.Some aquarists, especially those focused on aquariums with high plant density, often add substrate additives to their setup. They use substances that will further increase the power of the fertile substrate. This is not a necessity, but it can improve your plants’ development. It is widespread, for example, in Dutch-style aquariums the use of laterite, spread under the fertile substrate, which provides an extra charge of iron (an essential substance for the development of your aquatic plants). There are also industrialized additives that add specific nutrients to the substrate. These should be applied to the fertile substrate during assembly, never afterward. Although it’s down to personal choice, I think this beautiful red plant looks especially spectacular when displayed against a dark substrate with lots of brightly colored fish, such as Chili rasboras and Neon tetras darting among its leaves. Lighting Requirements If the plants are to be placed in a small aquarium, you may want to plant them by groups at the center. At the strike of light, the coloration display will be an amazing sight. Up to now, this small Alternanthera has mainly been used in Dutch-style aquascapes (e.g. by Michael Kloos). There it is a beautiful red contrast to green plants of low to medium height and forms an optical counterpart of higher-growing red plants that are placed at some distance. In the "Asian" nature aquarium style it has hardly ever been used, though. However, it might be an interesting red accent in a group of Staurogyne repens, a plant with a similar leaf form but a fresh green colour. References and further reading:

Provide suitable growing conditions, including appropriate lighting, nutrient supplementation, and stable water parameters. Lastly, provide good substrate, sufficient nutrients, and sufficient lighting. Managing algae growth is important as well. The plant’s growth rate will highly depend on the tank’s condition. Aquarium Substrate Solution: You can trim them off (if you have patience) so the plat will look like in beautiful pictures (Yes, people generally trim these roots before taking pictures!). Another option is to plant the plant behind other plants so you will not see them on the lower part. Solution: it is recommended to eliminate withered leaves and prune for sanitation, leaving only healthy stems of green color and healthy leaves, improve lighting and filter the water, apply NPK. Do not make drastic changes to the aquarium. Unstable parameters will result in melt and rotting of the aquarium plant.In the wild, you will see Telanthera cardinalis growing in fields that are flooded, with their tops hovering over the water. In your home tank, they will grow to about 16 inches (40.6 cm), and in the wild, they can grow even taller, up to 24 inches (60 cm). The red hues on the leaves add great contrast to the green plants in your tank. Typical Behavior/Features Alternanthera can be placed in various locations within an aquarium, depending on the desired effect and aquascape design. Here are some common placement options:

Môj prvý nákup a maximálnu spokojnosť! Super rýchle dodanie. Krásne zabalené rastliny! Rastliny prišli v květináčkách, pekné veľké korene, mohutné vzrostlé vitálne rastliny, zabalené v ochrannom igelite, dorazili ešte vlhké. :-) V krabici boli vypodložené proti poškodeniu. Filter OK. Ďakujem a odporúčam! It’s worth noting right from the begining that while many sources refer to this plant as easy and low-maintenance, this is not entirely true.planning a paludarium, the malarial quality is a must. Either way, the versatility can be appreciated. If the lower leaves begin to rot, it’s a sign of light deficiency. To keep the plant healthy, make sure it’s receiving enough light intensity. This plant won’t grow taller than 10-30 cm (4-12 inches), making it perfect for the foreground of your aquarium. Propagation

You may separate the bushes and arrange them in clusters and cut the topmost part and lateral shoots. Using a specialized tool or a pair of tweezers, trim the herb plants in a way it will appear neat and dense. Old-school hobbyists with larger or specialized planted tanks often prefer to use metal halide lights that produce high-intensity lighting for demanding plant species, such as AR Mini. However, these lights can produce more heat than is ideal and might require additional cooling measures.If the temperature drops below 68°F (20°C), the growth significantly slows down. At the same time, a temperature above 28°C can cause changes in the shape of the leaves. Planting should be done meticulously. Be sure to cut the stems first before pushing it deep through the substrate to prevent it from floating away. However, there is also a cultured version of this species. The Tissue-cultured plants are planted in vitro cups, adopting a state-of-the-art laboratory that specializes in aquarium plants.